Windows 10

buglawton

pistonvalve wrote: »

The Logitech C290 web camera is not compatible with windows10 The windows7 driver cannot be reloaded into windows10 Mmmm!!

Mike.

Did you mean C920? That is supposed to be supported with W10.

RumRat

Fightsback wrote: »

Not if Oracle wins it's case against Google in the Supreme Court it won't. Those API's will be enforceable by copyright, silly I know but that's the US copyright/patent system for you.

True.....However, if your Auntie had balls she'd be your Uncle......Too many people living by 'If's'.....;):D

custardy

buglawton wrote: »

If you set your WiFi to share for one particular contact, e.g. your son's mate, it gets shared for ALL contacts. Including that neighbour I mentioned, who now might accidentally or unintentionally log on via your WiFi (How will he tell PLUSNETf3w5636f apart from PLUSNET0wev0waza as the Wifi ID?).

He might not even get logged off if you disable the feature, until he disconnects then tries to reconnect.

Another thing I wonder about. You often hear how hackers and criminals are tracked to a physical address via their IP addresses and the IP address records are used in court as evidence. So what happens now about that neighbour - do you take responsibility for all his internet transactions?

Well leave the feature switched off then..........

pistonvalve

Yes C920 - not supported with Windows 10. Gone back to 7 Windows 10 what a load of crap!!! MS say there is a load of problems, they are aware of my particular issues and suggested I go back to 7. Mmmm


Mike.

custardy

pistonvalve wrote: »

Yes C920 - not supported with Windows 10. Gone back to 7 Windows 10 what a load of crap!!! MS say there is a load of problems, they are aware of my particular issues and suggested I go back to 7. Mmmm


Mike.

Or maybe Logitech could update the driver.......:eek:

pistonvalve

Thank you, maybe 10 is too new, my HP printer is not supported either.


Mike

custardy

pistonvalve wrote: »

Thank you, maybe 10 is too new, my HP printer is not supported either.


Mike

http://www.tenforums.com/drivers-hardware/4652-logitech-c920-webcam.html

I_have_spoken

Yes C920 - not supported with Windows 10

Software Version: 2.80.853.0a is listed as supporting Windows 8 and 10 -

http://support.logitech.com/product/hd-pro-webcam-c920

buglawton

pistonvalve wrote: »

Yes C920 - not supported with Windows 10. Gone back to 7 Windows 10 what a load of crap!!! MS say there is a load of problems, they are aware of my particular issues and suggested I go back to 7. Mmmm
Mike.

I have 2 devices that especially need a Windows laptop to support them via USB, a Tomtom 1005 satnav and a Q2 internet radio. On W7, via XP mode I'm able to manage them.

Now it seems W10 does not have an XP mode. Online advice is, use W10's built in Hyper-V feature to run XP mode. BUT you need a valid XP license to do so. I'd love to be contradicted on this so please can someone do so and say how?

PS I'm talking full XP mode here, had to download and install it, it's free from MS, not XP Compatibility mode which does exist on 10.

I_have_spoken

Really? The Tomtom 1005 was released around 2010, 2 years after Windows XP was withdrawn.